Re: git clone: very long "resolving deltas" phase

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On Fri, 9 Apr 2010, Vitaly Berov wrote:

> > OK then.  What happens if you do the following on the server machine
> > where the repository is stored:
> > 
> > 	git repack -a -f -d
> > 
> > How long does this take?
> 
> So, the results: it took 37 hours. 20 hours is compressing objects (delta
> compression using up to 4 threads), 17 hours is writing objects. Almost all of
> the time the bottleneck was a CPU.
> 
> Objects amount: 3997548.
> Size of the repository: ~57Gb.

OK.  You probably have a size record.  :-)

How big is the .pack file in .git/objects/pack/ ?

> By the way, we have a large amount of binary files in our rep.

How many?  How big?


Nicolas
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